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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 706
Cost Cutting Now Seen as Way to Grow, Not Just Survive, Study Finds
Businesses today are just as committed to cost reduction as they were in the depths of the global recession. The main difference now is that many are focused on cost-cutting as a way to drive growth, rather than as a way to survive or avoid insolvency. This was one of the key findings from Deloitte's third biennial cost survey of companies in the Fortune 1000.
Cost of Combating Somali Piracy Declines as Number of Attacks Reduced
The cost of Somali piracy to the global economy has declined by 12.5 percent since 2011 as attacks fell sharply, a survey showed, but the cost of armed guards to protect ships soared. The annual report by the Oceans Beyond Piracy advocacy group estimated the cost of piracy at $5.7bn to 6.1bn in 2012.
Optimism in Economy Growing Among Business People in U.S. and Globally
Business leaders in the United States showed signs of increased optimism in the performance of the nation's economy in the first quarter of 2013, according to the latest data from the Grant Thornton International Business Report. The report also showed higher global business optimism.
No Company Is an Island: Why Collaboration Is Imperative
Flanders' Location Makes It a Natural Distribution Hub
Ortec Solutions Target Productivity of Assets and Labor
Corporate Social Responsibility at the Grass-Roots Level
Most procurement functions are covering the basics of incorporating corporate social responsibility (CSR) processes, but this effort is more tactical than strategic. According to a recent Procurement Leaders study, 82 percent of procurement functions have managed to include CSR in their supplier selection and evaluation criteria.
Accessing Hidden Costs in Broken Supply Chains
For decades, governments and companies around the world have focused almost exclusively on tariffs as the biggest impediment to global trade. Despite tariffs dropping to a 30-year low, reform efforts have stalled in recent years and international trade remains seriously constrained.
The Love-Hate Relationship of Apple and Its Chip Supplier, Samsung
The chip manufacturing story has some compelling and awkward moments. For instance, Samsung managed to land Apple as its first massive computation chip customer when the original iPhone was heading to market. Apple needed someone to make the ARM chip that would give the iPhone its low-power consumption and zip, and Samsung said it was up to the task. Of course, the two companies are competitors now.
Losses Mount as Returns Fraud Stings Online Merchants, Report Says
The National Retail Federation estimates that nearly $9bn was lost by merchants in returns fraud in 2012. And according to a report from ThreatMetrix, online fraud resulted in about $3.5bn in lost revenue in North America last year.
Meat Recalled in Britain as Traces of Veterinary Drug Found
A British supermarket chain has recalled a beef product after traces of the powerful veterinary drug phenylbutazone, which is banned from the human food chain, were found for the first time in an item that had been on sale in stores here.
How Multi-Channel Retailing Impacts Distribution Networks
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